List of the busiest airports in Canada

The following is a list of the busiest airports in Canada. The airports are ranked by passenger traffic and aircraft movements. For each airport, the lists cite the city served by the airport as designated by Transport Canada, not necessarily the municipality where the airport is physically located.^[1]

Since 2010, Toronto–Pearson and Vancouver International Airport have been the two busiest airports by both passengers served and aircraft movements. Toronto-Pearson's location within the most populous metropolitan region of Canada solidifies its top spot amongst all of Canada's airports. Given its advantageous position on the west coast of Canada, Vancouver International has long served as Canada's hub for flights bound for Asia and Oceania. As one of the closest major North American cities to Europe, Montréal-Trudeau has also seen substantial passenger growth in recent years, now serving over 20 million passengers annually, with nearly 15 million on international flights, making it one of North America's busiest international hubs, second only to Toronto-Pearson in Canada.

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2023

Canada's busiest airports by passenger traffic

Rank	Rank change	Airport	Serves	Total passengers	Annual change
1		Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	44,800,000[2]	25.8%
2		Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	24,938,184[3]	30.9%
3		Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	21,173,941[4]	32.5%
4		Calgary International Airport	Calgary Metropolitan Region	18,490,283[5]	27.9%
5		Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	7,499,163[6]	28.2%
6	2	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	National Capital Region	4,095,914[7]	36.9%
7		Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg Capital Region	4,094,793[8]	35.1%
8	2	Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	3,579,293[9]	15.2%
9		Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto
10		Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna/Okanagan Valley	2,032,624[10]	18.3%
11		Victoria International Airport	Greater Victoria	1,740,107[11]	16.8%
12		Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City Metropolitan Region	1,688,736[12]	43.8%
13	2	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon Metropolitan Area	1,277,863[13]	34.2%
14		Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford/Fraser Valley	1,275,484[14]	28.5%
15	2	St. John's International Airport	St. John's Metropolitan Area	1,260,000[15]	17.4%
16		Regina International Airport	Regina	981,845[16]	28.5%
17		John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area	820,011[17]	27.0%
18		Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	714,070[18]	18.7%
19		Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Greater Moncton	600,121[19]	28.0%
20		Region of Waterloo International Airport	Waterloo Region	445,312[20]	18.4%
21		Prince George Airport	Prince George	417,848[21]	14.6%
22		Charlottetown Airport	Charlottetown	402,686[22]	17.9%
23		Comox Valley Airport	Comox	371,989[23]	15.0%
24	1	Fort McMurray International Airport	Wood Buffalo	367,627[24]	14.8%
25		Fredericton International Airport	Fredericton	333,813[25]	25%
26	2	London International Airport	London	332,447[26]	31%

Canada's busiest airports by aircraft movements
(List only includes airports with Nav Canada control towers)

Rank	Airport	Serves	Aircraft movements[27]	Rank change	Annual change
1	Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	380,583		12.4%
2	Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	281,911		7.9%
3	Boundary Bay Airport	Greater Vancouver	215,263		6.9%
4	Calgary International Airport	Calgary	202,497		6.5%
5	Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	201,141		12.0%
6	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford	182,214		4.3%
7	Pitt Meadows Airport	Pitt Meadows	149,997	3	17.8%
8	Region of Waterloo International Airport	Regional Municipality of Waterloo	140,984	1	4.1%
9	St. Andrews Airport	Winnipeg	132,107	2	7.5%
10	Calgary/Springbank Airport	Calgary	130,422	1	1.0%
11	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	117,680	3	12.4%
12	Montréal/Saint-Hubert Airport	Greater Montreal	116,721		0.7%
13	Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	108,542	4	10.2%
14	Victoria International Airport	Victoria	108,028	1	6.4%
15	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg	107,692	1	5.4%
16	Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	107,594	2	21.5%
17	London International Airport	London	102,122	3	17.2%
18	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	99,773	5	10.5%
19	Oshawa Executive Airport	Oshawa	95,514	3	19.8%
20	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Moncton	95,138	1	8.6%
21	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	Ottawa	93,374	5	7.1%
22	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	87,829	2	11.3%
23	Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna	84,617	2	1.4%
24	Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré Aerodrome	Saint-Honoré	73,412	1	7.4%
25	Edmonton/Villeneuve Airport	Edmonton	61,656	1	2.3%
26	Langley Regional Airport	Langley Township	60,486	1	10.0%
27	Sault Ste. Marie Airport	Sault Ste. Marie	57,938	1	10.0%
28	Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre	Metro Vancouver	57,806	2	18.3%
29	Fredericton International Airport	Fredericton	54,455	4	17.6%
30	Yellowknife Airport	Yellowknife	53,519		8.9%
31	Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	52,318	2	0.5%
32	Regina International Airport	Regina	51,753	1	15.5%
33	Saint-Jean Airport	Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	48,180	6	36.4%
34	Windsor International Airport	Windsor	47,041	2	3.1%
35	Prince George Airport	Prince George	45,834	1	8.5%
36	Fort McMurray International Airport	Fort McMurray	43,465	1	2.8%
37	Montréal–Mirabel International Airport	Greater Montreal	40,480	3	5.0%
38	Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport	Whitehorse	37,836		4.1%
39	John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Hamilton	36,419	2	4.6%
40	Red Deer Regional Airport	Red Deer	32,983		5.1%
41	St. John's International Airport	St. John's	31,701		5.3%
42	Gander International Airport	Gander	29,573		11.0%

2022

Canada's busiest airports by passenger traffic

Rank	Rank change	Airport	Serves	Total passengers	Annual change
1		Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	35,600,000[28]	180.8%
2		Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	19,013,416[29]	168.3%
3	1	Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	15,973,242[30]	207.1%
4	1	Calgary International Airport	Calgary Metropolitan Region	14,452,059[31]	128.4%
5		Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	5,849,674[32]	109.4%
6	2	Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	3,107,425[33]	188.7%
7	1	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg Capital Region	3,031,113[34]	147.8%
8	1	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	National Capital Region	2,992,334[35]	155.6%
9	8	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	1,732,000[36]	514%
10	1	Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna/Okanagan Valley	1,718,059[10]	107.0%
11	1	Victoria International Airport	Greater Victoria	1,490,039[37]	121.2%
12	3	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	1,174,321[38]	232.5%
13	1	St. John's International Airport	St. John's	1,099,392[39]	130%
14	3	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford/Fraser Valley	992,712[40]	97.0%
15	2	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	952,051[13]	116.2%
16	2	Regina International Airport	Regina	764,128[41]	115.0%
17	1	John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Hamilton	645,789[42]	158.3%
18	2	Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	581,095[43]	83.9%
19	2	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Greater Moncton	468,821[44]	164.8%
20	2	Region of Waterloo International Airport	Waterloo Region	375,397[45]	118.5%
21	1	Prince George Airport	Prince George	364,663[46]	81%
22	1	Charlottetown Airport	Charlottetown	341,649[47]	207.3%
23	2	Nanaimo Airport	Nanaimo	338,016[48]	74.8%
24	5	Fort McMurray International Airport	Fort McMurray	320,319[24]	40.1%
25	2	London International Airport	London	229,241[49]	126.2%

Canada's busiest airports by aircraft movements
(List only includes airports with Nav Canada control towers)

Rank	Airport	Serves	Aircraft movements[50]	Rank change	Annual change
1	Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	338,577	1
2	Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	261,331	2
3	Boundary Bay Airport	Greater Vancouver	201,413	2
4	Calgary International Airport	Calgary	190,091	5
5	Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	179,601	8
6	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford	174,748	3
7	Region of Waterloo International Airport	Regional Municipality of Waterloo	135,454	1
8	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	134,400	1
9	Calgary/Springbank Airport	Calgary	129,172	4
10	Pitt Meadows Airport	Pitt Meadows	127,284	2
11	St. Andrews Airport	Winnipeg	122,878
12	Montréal/Saint-Hubert Airport	Greater Montreal	117,586	2
13	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	111,538	8
14	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg	102,212	2
15	Victoria International Airport	Victoria	101,507	1
16	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	Ottawa	100,555	12
17	Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	98,458	5
18	Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	88,524	5
19	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Moncton	87,570	5
20	London International Airport	London	87,106	4
21	Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna	83,377	1
22	Oshawa Executive Airport	Oshawa	79,695	7
23	Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré Aerodrome	Saint-Honoré	79,254	11
24	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	78,913	7
25	Fredericton International Airport	Fredericton	66,119	4
26	Edmonton/Villeneuve Airport	Edmonton	60,260	2
27	Langley Regional Airport	Langley Township	54,968	4
28	Sault Ste. Marie Airport	Sault Ste. Marie	52,671	3
29	Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	52,063	2
30	Yellowknife Airport	Yellowknife	49,152
31	Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre	Metro Vancouver	48,847
32	Windsor International Airport	Windsor	45,621
33	Regina International Airport	Regina	44,791
34	Montréal–Mirabel International Airport	Greater Montreal	42,604
35	Fort McMurray International Airport	Fort McMurray	42,282
36	Prince George Airport	Prince George	42,226
37	John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Hamilton	38,185
38	Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport	Whitehorse	36,356
39	Saint-Jean Airport	Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	35,313
40	Red Deer Regional Airport	Red Deer	34,769
41	St. John's International Airport	St. John's	33,468
42	Gander International Airport	Gander	33,215

2021

Canada's busiest airports by passenger traffic

Rank	Rank change	Airport	Serves	Total passengers	Annual change
1		Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	12,700,000[51]	4.5%
2		Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	7,086,602[52]	3.0%
3		Calgary International Airport	Calgary Region	6,326,406[53]	11.5%
4		Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	5,201,751[54]	4.3%
5		Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	2,793,581[55]	6.3%
6	1	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg Capital Region	1,223,054[56]	5.9%
7	1	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	National Capital Region	1,170,789[57]	14.1%
8		Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	1,076,458[58]	8.1%
9		Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna/Okanagan Valley	829,804[10]	12.5%
10		Victoria International Airport	Greater Victoria	673,478[37]	17.2%
11	7	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford/Fraser Valley	503,955[59]	59.7%
12	3	St. John's International Airport	St. John's	478,124[60]	31%
13	1	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	439,927[61]	4.8%
14		Regina International Airport	Regina	355,490[62]	4.0%
15	4	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	353,203[63]	34%
16	2	Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	316,025[43]	7.9%
17	4	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	282,000[64]	27.5%
18	2	John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Hamilton	250,019[65]	24.0%
19		Fort McMurray International Airport	Fort McMurray	228,627[24]	0.3%
20	1	Prince George Airport	Prince George	201,506[66]	13.8%
21	1	Nanaimo Airport	Nanaimo	193,425[48]	11.0%
22		Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Greater Moncton	177,040[67]	2.1%
23	7	Region of Waterloo International Airport	Waterloo Region	171,828[68]	245%
24	2	Charlottetown Airport	Charlottetown	111,160[47]	55.5%
25	5	London International Airport	London	101,363[69]

Canada's busiest airports by aircraft movements

Rank	Airport	Serves	Aircraft movements[70]	Rank change	Annual change
1	Boundary Bay Airport	Greater Vancouver	211,335
2	Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	174,588
3	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford	169,017	1
4	Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	166,935	1
5	Calgary/Springbank Airport	Calgary	138,969
6	Region of Waterloo International Airport	Regional Municipality of Waterloo	133,293	2
7	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	129,649
8	Pitt Meadows Airport	Pitt Meadows	125,761	1
9	Calgary International Airport	Calgary	124,108	3
10	Montréal/Saint-Hubert Airport	Greater Montreal	116,628
11	St. Andrews Airport	Winnipeg	115,350
12	Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré Aerodrome	Saint-Honoré	107,339	1
13	Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	98,857	1
14	Victoria International Airport	Victoria	98,721	3
15	Oshawa Executive Airport	Oshawa	96,678	1
16	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg	85,015	2
17	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	82,808	5
18	Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	81,637	3
19	London International Airport	London	77,099	7
20	Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna	75,581	3
21	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	73,469	1
22	Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	71,316	3
23	Langley Regional Airport	Langley Township	71,225	1
24	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Moncton	69,855	9
25	Sault Ste. Marie Airport	Sault Ste. Marie	67,725	5
26	Montréal–Mirabel International Airport	Greater Montreal	66,572	1
27	Edmonton/Villeneuve Airport	Edmonton	65,450	2
28	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	Ottawa	64,797
29	Fredericton International Airport	Fredericton	57,697	15
30	Regina International Airport	Regina	44,433	1
31	Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	32,315
32	Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre	Metro Vancouver	32,204

2020

Air traffic decreased greatly in this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Canada's busiest airports by passenger traffic

Rank	Rank change	Airport	Serves	Total passengers	Annual change
1		Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	13,307,077[71]	73.6%
2		Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	7,300,287[72]	72.3%
3	1	Calgary International Airport	Calgary Region	5,675,483[73]	68.4%
4	1	Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	5,436,998[74]	73.2%
5		Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	2,628,891[75]	67.7%
6		Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	National Capital Region	1,363,512[76]	73.3%
7		Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg Capital Region	1,299,225[77]	71.0%
8		Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	995,426[78]	76.2%
9	1	Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna/Okanagan Valley	737,447[79]	63.7%
10	1	Victoria International Airport	Greater Victoria	574,874[80]	70.1%
11	1	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	535,111[81]	70.1%
12	1	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	461,900[82]	69.0%
13	4	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	389,000[83]	86.0%
14	1	Regina International Airport	Regina	370,364[84]	68.6%
15	1	St. John's International Airport	St. John's	364,980[85]	75.4%
16	1	John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Hamilton	329,193[86]	66.0%
17	1	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford/Fraser Valley	315,578[59]	68.7%
18		Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	292,865[43]	64.8%
19	2	Fort McMurray International Airport	Fort McMurray	229,314[24]	61.5%
20	1	London International Airport	London	202,556
21	1	Prince George Airport	Prince George	176,994[87]	64.4%
22		Nanaimo Airport	Nanaimo	174,287[48]	64.5%
23	3	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Greater Moncton	173,404[88]	74.3%
24	3	Charlottetown Airport	Charlottetown	71,480[47]	81.3%

Canada's busiest airports by aircraft movements

Rank	Airport	Serves	Aircraft movements[70]	Rank change	Annual change
1	Boundary Bay Airport	Greater Vancouver	185,431	4
2	Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	175,060	1
3	Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	156,640	1
4	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford	137,265	2
5	Calgary/Springbank Airport	Calgary	128,764	2
6	Calgary International Airport	Calgary	119,546	3
7	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	117,390	2
8	Region of Waterloo International Airport	Regional Municipality of Waterloo	107,251	4
9	Pitt Meadows Airport	Pitt Meadows	101,443	2
10	Montréal/Saint-Hubert Airport	Greater Montreal	100,797	2
11	St. Andrews Airport	Winnipeg	99,976	4
12	Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	97,385	8
13	Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré Aerodrome	Saint-Honoré	89,503	7
14	Fredericton International Airport	Fredericton	86,800	3
15	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Moncton	85,581	1
16	Oshawa Executive Airport	Oshawa	80,483
17	Victoria International Airport	Victoria	80,121	2
18	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg	77,754
19	Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	70,183	4
20	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	69,180	7
21	Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	68,775
22	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	65,257
23	Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna	64,093
24	Langley Regional Airport	Langley Township	61,354
25	Edmonton/Villeneuve Airport	Edmonton	60,267
26	London International Airport	London	59,170
27	Montréal–Mirabel International Airport	Greater Montreal	56,877
28	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	Ottawa	54,053	18
29	Regina International Airport	Regina	39,495
30	Sault Ste. Marie Airport	Sault Ste. Marie	35,309
31	Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	35,207

2019

Canada's busiest airports by passenger traffic

Rank	Rank change	Airport	Serves	Total passengers	Annual change
1		Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	50,499,431[89]	2.0%
2		Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	26,379,870[90]	1.7%
3		Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	20,305,106[91]	4.5%
4		Calgary International Airport	Calgary Metropolitan Region	17,957,780[92]	3.5%
5		Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	8,151,532[93]	1.2%
6		Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	National Capital Region	5,106,487[94]	0.1%
7		Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg Capital Region	4,484,249[77]	0.0%
8		Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	4,188,443[95]	3.0%
9		Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	2,774,000[83]	1.2%
10		Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna/Okanagan Valley	2,032,144[96]	1.3%
11		Victoria International Airport	Greater Victoria	1,924,385[80]	6.1%
12		Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	1,789,005[97]	0.8%
13		Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	1,490,000[98]	1.9%
14		St. John's International Airport	St. John's	1,483,660	3.9%
15		Regina International Airport	Regina	1,179,485[99]	4.75%
16		Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford/Fraser Valley	1,008,116[59]	19.7%
17		John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Hamilton	955,373[100]	32%
18		Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	832,570[43]	4.2%
19	2	London International Airport	London	683,155[101]	27%
20	1	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Greater Moncton	674,406[102]	1.0%

Canada's 20 busiest airports by aircraft movements

Rank	Airport	Serves	Aircraft movements[103]	Rank change	Annual change
1	Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	455,099		4.35%
2	Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	332,214		2.13%
3	Calgary International Airport	Calgary	238,843		2.13%
4	Montréal–Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	237,801		1.51%
5	Boundary Bay Airport	Greater Vancouver	216,557		10.84%
6	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford	164,285		13.77%
7	Calgary/Springbank Airport	Calgary	153,668	3	12.20%
8	Montréal/Saint-Hubert Airport	Greater Montreal	145,482	4	12.68%
9	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	144,931		5.62%
10	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	Ottawa	144,755	2	3.05%
11	Pitt Meadows Airport	Pitt Meadows	142,523	6	20.8%
12	Region of Waterloo International Airport	Regional Municipality of Waterloo	140,703	2	18.7%
13	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	135,175	2	0.13%
14	Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Metropolitan Region	133,769	7	6.18%
15	St. Andrews Airport	Winnipeg	132,423	1	12.22%
16	Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport	Moncton	122,308	2	5.64%
17	Fredericton International Airport	Fredericton	121,437	2	16.4%
18	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg	115,892	3	2.08%
19	Victoria International Airport	Victoria	113,129	6	8.13%
20	Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré Aerodrome	Saint-Honoré	94,577		8.84%

Canada's 20 busiest airports by domestic, transborder and international passenger traffic

Rank	Airport[104]	Serves	Domestic	% of total	Trans border	% of total	International	% of total
1	Toronto Pearson International Airport	Greater Toronto Area	17,677,504	35.9%	13,624,310	27.7%	17,880,877	36.4%
2	Vancouver International Airport	Metro Vancouver	12,288,884	47.8%	6,296,488	24.5%	7,122,123	27.7%
3	Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport	Greater Montreal	6,884,671	35.2%	4,441,908	22.7%	8,237,082	42.1%
4	Calgary International Airport	Calgary	11,853,828	68.9%	3,470,496	20.2%	1,872,320	10.9%
5	Edmonton International Airport	Edmonton Capital Region	6,503,827	82.5%	963,762	12.2%	414,132	5.3%
6	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport	Ottawa	3,868,035	77.8%	680,688	17.6%	421,167	8.5%
7	Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport	Winnipeg	3,608,739	84.4%	479,359	11.2%	185,795	4.4%
8	Halifax Stanfield International Airport	Halifax	3,471,941	84.1%	355,796	8.6%	300,506	7.3%
9	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport	Toronto	n/aD		n/aD		0	0.0%
10	Kelowna International Airport	Kelowna	1,818,926	92.4%	99,846	5.1%	50,241	2.6%
11	Victoria International Airport	Victoria	1,594,847	86.4%	n/aD		n/aD
12	Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport	Quebec City	1,164,377	67.6%	217,983	12.7%	339,163	29.1%
13	Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport	Saskatoon	1,299,529	88.1%	n/aD		n/aD
14	St. John's International Airport	St. John's	1,385,675	96.6%	n/aD		n/aD
15	Regina International Airport	Regina	1,061,654	91.2%	n/aD		n/aD
16	Thunder Bay International Airport	Thunder Bay	707,042	95.5%	n/aD		n/aD
17	Abbotsford International Airport	Abbotsford/Fraser Valley	n/aD		n/aD		n/aD
18	John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport	Hamilton	n/aD		n/aD		n/aD
19	London International Airport	London	627,960	93.6%	n/aD		n/aD
20	Greater Moncton International Airport	Moncton	608,982	92.6%	n/aD		n/aD

Notes

A.^ Statistics Canada figures.

B.^ Airport operating authority figures.

C.^ Estimated from graph.

D.^ Numbers are "suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act".^[105]

E.^ Estimated figure.

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